Eastman dreadnought acoustic guitar with open tone
If you want an acoustic guitar that combines a modern look with a dependable, resonant sound, the Eastman PCH2-D stands out. Its solid Thermo-Cure Sitka spruce top gives this dreadnought an open voice with good projection and quick response, while the laminated rosewood back and sides add stability and help keep the sound balanced.
The X-bracing supports a strong bass response and clear trebles. That makes this Eastman well suited to both strumming and fingerstyle, with a direct reaction to your touch.
Playing comfort and finish of the Eastman PCH2-D
The okoume neck with Traditional Even “C” profile feels familiar in the hand and works with the 25.4 inch scale length and 12 inch radius rosewood fingerboard for a smooth playing feel. The 1 3/4 inch bone nut, 20 Jescar FW43080 frets and 2 5/32 inch string spacing make the dimensions clear for players who want to know exactly how a steel-string acoustic feels.
Visually, the Eastman PCH2-D stands out with its abalone rosette, pearl dot inlays, maple logo on the headstock and Natural finish. The body has a Truetone Gloss finish, while the neck and headstock use Truetone Satin, which feels smooth while playing. At Magna Music, you can also get personal advice and setup support from the in-house workshop. The guitar comes with a padded Eastman gigbag for safe transport.
Construction details and included accessories
The body measures 16" x 4-11/16" and has top and back binding in black plastic. A rosewood bridge with bone saddle, white bridge pins with black dots, nickel hardware and Pingwell RM 1171-CVR 3+3 tuners complete the build.
This acoustic guitar comes factory-strung with D’Addario XS Coated Phosphor Bronze Light strings in .012 – .053. The stated action at the 12th fret is 3/32 inch on the bass side and 2/32 inch on the treble side, and the 4 mm truss rod wrench is included.